Articles for Pastors

The biblical perspective on demons as malevolent spiritual entities emphasizes the ongoing spiritual warfare between the forces of good and evil.

Praying in public may very well be the Christian equivalent of public speaking, which is our greatest fear as the general population. And this fear is not restricted to ordinarily timid people. Even leaders sometimes have trouble leading in prayer.

The term, "equally yoked," often applied in the context of romantic relationships, can extend its wisdom to friendships, business partnerships, and various forms of alliances.

The Holy Spirit is God, the third person of the Trinity, the active presence of God in the world and within believers: guiding, comforting, and empowering them for righteous living and service. Prayer to the Holy Spirit should be a vital part of Christian life.

Here are obituary examples that exemplify how to honor a loved one's memory, followed by guidance on how to write an obituary, and answers to common questions about creating this important tribute.

The assurance that "His mercies are new every morning" has profound implications for believers. It offers a message of hope, highlighting that each day brings a fresh start, a new opportunity to experience God's grace.

In a world where the measure of success and value often hinges on the grandiose and the visible, the concept of the "mustard seed of faith" emerges as a profound counter-narrative.

Ever wondered if there's life after ministry? Here are some things I’ve learned—in darkness, pain, healing and a new lease on life—since leaving vocational ministry.